Sentence examples for rather than miscarriage from inspiring English sources

My doctor called it a "lost pregnancy" rather than miscarriage, and that helped.

It seems likely that "the red stain of the past" connotes menstruation, as remembered by an older, non-menstruating woman, rather than miscarriage or suicide.

Gestation of the baby at delivery varied across studies, as did gestation at which the death was defined as stillbirth rather than a miscarriage.

All five women appear to have been experiencing a rare pregnancy condition in which inducing a miscarriage – rather than letting the miscarriage continue naturally, at a pace that is slower – is the safest course of action for avoiding serious infection.

Mann has taken to describing her experience as "a complicated miscarriage" rather than an abortion — saying the stigma and pre-conceived notions attached to the word hinder productive debate.

It described the consequences of the waste dumping as "low-level" illness, rather than deaths or miscarriages.

This phrasing signals that Sofia considered these to be lost pregnancies rather than lost babies, miscarriages rather than stillbirths.

The woman overcoming a recent bereavement and suffering from severe depression whose prayers were literally answered when she had a miscarriage rather than needing to travel to England, or the mother-of-four trying to figure out how to crash her car badly enough to induce miscarriage but not badly enough to kill or permanently injure herself?

While some clinicians may begin investigations following two miscarriages, rather than waiting for a third to occur, there remains an acceptance that miscarriage is an acceptable part of a woman's reproductive health history.

One of the explanations for this seems to be that obese women have difficulties to conceive due to irregular periods, rather than increased risk of miscarriages.

We need to understand this trend as reducing the risk of children being the victims of miscarriages of justice, rather than increasing the risk of parents suffering miscarriages of justice.